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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23

Martin Schneider died at Fort Wayne,
Ind, aged l0.. He was soldier at Water
loo.
The Henry Probasco collection of paintings
sold at auction in New York ct about $780,
OOO
Maj John e. Blaine, brother Of Hon.
James @. Blaine, is dying at Hot Springs,
Ark.
All tho stove foundries in Pittsburg and
vicinity are shut down, owing to the molders'
strike.
James Morgan, ex-member of the board Of
public affairs, sued the city Of Cincinnati for
81, O55. S., unpaid money.
Patrick J. Egan, deputy recorder Of votes
ut St. Louis, was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary for election frauds.
Ex-Sheritf H. H. Shumaker, of Fairfield
county, Ohio, is under indictment for emf
bezzlement Of public moneys. He has
skipped.
John Hicks, burglar, was pardoned from
the Ohio penitentiary. He had become blind
and crippled from an accident in that In
stitution.
Five hundred stove molders quit work at
Louisville, refusing to work OH tho st. Louis
.'scab" patterls Twenty-Five struck at
Akron, o.
John E. Dudley, the young man who dis
appeared from his home III Covington, KY,
last week, has been heard from. He Is In the
Adirundacks
Trenton rock was struck at q depth of SD
feet in Elkhart, Ind. The gas-bearing rock
has never been reached elsewhere in the state
short Of SoU feet.
Four mon yvara killed oud soxorol ctho,.o
injured by the derallment Of construction
train on the Louisville, Evansville g. st. Louis
railro..i, near Tasweli Ind
robert Hamilton, Of Coyington, KY, got
verdict in the United States court Cincin-
natl, for $27, 994.2l for insurance upon his
tobacco factory burned yea. ago.
Felician Henriott is under arrest in Cory
don, Harrison county, Indiana, charged with
the murder of his wife, who died March 20
from brutal treatment, it is alleged, of her
husband.
The Miami Congregational conference, en-
brac ng all the Congregational churches i'll
southern Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia,
began its first business meeting at the Con-
gregational church, Cincinnati, Wednesday.
A body found in the river at Client, KY,
has been positively identified as Philip Sheri-
dan, telephone operator missing from Gin
cinnati A bullet wound was found in his
head There is nothing to indicate whether
it was suicide or murder:
Protestant ministers are protesting against
a bill now before the Quebec legislature pro-
posing to place cruci1ixes in all the courts Of
law for the purpose of strengthening the
oaths OF Witness The ministers say it is q
serious outrage upon the religious convic-
tions Of Protestants.
Lieut.. Eisenhower, U. s. N, suicided by
shooting, at the Naval academy, at Annapo-
lis. The cause Is supposed to have been mem
tai arrangement, occasioned by the morbid
fear of losing his sight, which had been inn
paired by exposure and suffering in the
Jeanette Arctic expedition.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
The Queen OF the Hawaiian Government

The Queen Of the Hawaiian Government.
SAN Francisco, Cal, April 2lQueen
Kapiolaui, Of the Hawaiian kingdom, ar
rived yesterday from Honolulu on the
steamer Australia She was accompanied
by Princess Mlinokalaui and number Of
high officials Of the Hawaiian government.
The principal object Of the queens voyage is
to be present at Queen Victorias jubilee cell
sbration in London in june next. The royal
party wi Il remain here about week, when
they will leave for Washington to pay their
respects to president and Mrs Cleveland.
After short stay ct the capital they will
proceed to New York and thence to London
before returning. Queen Kapiolaui will also
visit the principal cities Of the void. She
has never before been outside Of r king
dom.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23

The forces sent by the Amer Of Afghanis-
tan against the rebels were defeated Par.
nell points out discrepancies between his
signature and that Of tho Times forgery.
The German crown prince is said to be sui.
fering from cancer Of the tongue. Tho
Prussian Center party has acceded to the
Vatican's wish regarding the ecclesiastical
bill The French Admiral Bonet is dead
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
international Railway Exhibition.

WASHINGTON, April 20. Tho departments
OF state has been officially notified that the
ssmi-centennial OF the introduction OF rail-
ways into France, will be celebrated by an
International exhibition, under private aus
pices ofrailways and the industries connected
with them, to b held at Vincennes, from
May to November Of the present year.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23

CHICAGO, April 2l-McCormick, the
pitcher OF the Chicago base ball club, has
been released to the Pittsburg club, which
pays bonus OF q, 900, and also releases Van
hallern, the noted California pitcher, to the
Chicagos. Ii is thought this deal win give
the Chicagos the strength it now needs.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
Funeral Of Chief Justice Cartier.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The. members OF
the District bar met here and took appro-
pirate action on the death of Chief Justice
Cartier Eulogies were delivered by several
tons deploring tho loss Of SO able man
were adopted. Tho funeral services over the
remains Of the chief justice took place yes
terday afternoon at his late residence on L
street, DR.. Newman officiating. The remains
were taken to Cleveland, O., for burial.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
SPORTING EVENTS.
Result Of the Races It Clifton-BiIiiard
Match-Baso Hall Camos

Match-Base Ball Games.
NEW York, April 81. First race at Cliff
ton, three-quarters Of mile: Fellowship
drst, Bridget Keaton second, Nokomes third
Time 1:25 Ia
Second race, seven furlongs: Barbara
arst, Clay Pate second, Peter l. third. Time,
1888 "a.
Third race, one mile; Parasol first, Wind
ail second, King George third Time, / 80.
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs: Saxony first,
Paymaster second, Seclusion third. Time,
LOS.
Fifth race, three quarters Of mile: vi
tello first. King Arthur second, Poet third
Time, 1:4
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
Temporary Commands.

WASHINGTON, April 20. The command Of
the department Of the Missouri, vacated BY
the retirement Of NGen. Wilcox, devolves
upon Gen. Terry temporarily assign
mont having yet been made. The superin-
tendency OF the military academy devolves
temporarily upon tho commandment, Col.
Merritt's successor not yet being selected
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

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Il is the only medicine for women, sold by
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ried out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28
FOLKS WE KNOW.

Csas. II. Amin left yesterday for Chi
cago.
Joseph Penney has returned from his trip
TO Chicago.
Mrs. +. T. Norton is home from her visit
in Fowierville.
Mrs Harry Dibble left yesterday for Chi
cago TO visit friends.
f. z. Ferry. OF Park City, Utah, is in the
city guest at the Morton.
Dr. Akin starts tonight for st. Louis
and RI. Smith. He returns next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. II. Miller have
returned from two weeks visit in Chicago.
Mrs. +. W. Luthee. Of Locke, Mich, is
The guest OF her sister, Miss Lizzie Clement.
Miss Eva Drew has returned from Chi
cago where she has been 10 look up the
styles.
Mrs. F. A. Crump and daughter Eva. OF
Louisville. hy., are IN the city visiting
friends.
EMisses Naggie aDd Helen Long. Of Shell
don-s5., returned to school al Philadel phia
YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Harry c. Ellis. Of Escansbs. is the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. Tinkhsm, OF
Pans-svs.
Jacob l. Levi Of Chicago. formerly with
the star Clothing House, Is ia town visit
inz friends.
Mrs. o. Pierce. OF West Bridgs-st.. is en-
t~rtaininx her mother, Mrs. Williams OF
south Bead.
II. ". Link goes 70 i0in the advance
corps OF the Big United States Circus a.
Minneapolis.
Mrs. George Eeet and daughter BERTHE. Of
Piaftsburg y. T., are visiting A. l.. Sibley,
Of CGnt0n-st.
Mrs. J. ". Thompson. who has been
visiting Mr.. snd Mrs. J. a. Hersner, has
returned 10 her home IN Detroit.
Prof. jos Biscomb returned to Ann
| Arbor isst night - resume nis studies ia
the Law Department Of toe University.
NJ. and Mrs.. Joseph Fisher len yesterday
for Chicago. Ihsy % - attend n Expo-
slion and VII oe assent s5oat a wees
J. Townsend of Rome. \. 81. arrived in
The citg ssr nizht He s. fbe guest of his
cousin. Mrs. Ralph Fisher. of North-svs.
Rev. j. &. Warster. Dssto7 of shs f4srnan
N caurCh vii lesve tomorrow morn
inz for ais HsE 6eld oi laoor a. Madison.
n.d.
NJ. F. r. Ysle. of Ios Mou-os-st sts-ss.s
~ssferiav noon for 1hicszo. where she
w.l Be week or more stndying toe Fsii
Styles.
Carl fest5srs. john ssp>. VII Jsmiaon.
Lew Torrer. Jas Crosby. Ia Risir and
I E0q t4risVeid left yesterday - enter school
A. Ana Araor.
NJ snd Ms. q L. Lorkwaed have -
/ tnrued lran fastT trip - ~ P.aI I'D
I N7rnsa4c ass t1e SENS s1nlaI c8avau.
fon 81 re Nsusnsl Passenger srsnrs.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

uon.
which is now attracting so much attention
in advanced medical circles was somewhsl
recently discovered by an eminent French
physician and scientist and consists in the
introduction into the system by the rectum
OF certain gases.
This means of medication has been found
TO succeed beyond the expectations of the
most sanguine in the treatment of con-
sumption in all except its last stages and 10
be an absolute specific in all primary lung
troubles and in all cases OF bronchitis
catarrh, asthma, hay fever, sore throat aRd
common colds II has also
been found reliably effective in
all cases OF general debility of the sexes as
well as certain means Of cure for the many
aggravsting weaknesses peculiar TO ladies
AS a means of giving health and prolonging :
human life and most especially as a cure
for that most dreadful and fatal of all
diseases consumption. il bids fair TO prove
the greateSt boon, as we'll as the most i'm.
portant discovery of the nineteenth cen
tury.
In this connection it will interest III,
many in Grand Rapids and vicinity 4
whom the serious question daily present,
itself, what can do to get well, TO know
that DR.. Clement billings, an eminen
physician and Specialist, has lOcat'
ed here and opened an offic,
and splendid reception rooms il
the weli-known Central Place" buildin,
on Fountain-st., where he will receive tn
sick andmake specially of giving the nev
treatment for cons0mpt on and kindred all
menGs by an elaborate and greatly improved
apparatus invented by himself
| TO very many in this city and vieinitl
the above must surely be an important an
nouncement, as DR.. FaGlement billings is
| in the Western county, one of the bes
known specialists for the treatment o
| chronic diseases.
The Doctor has spent the whole OF tn
past summer at the Blake Lake resorts il
search OF much needed rest, and in maxim
frequent visits TO this city has learned 4
| like il so well that he now proposes to 10
cate here in preference 10 returning 10 Kan
sas. where he was previously located.
The SICK especially those suffering from
| lung troubles will do well TO give the doc
tor an early call. as he declares himself I
be thoroughly recuperated and ready To re
| ceive any and all who may choose TO homo
him with visit. He Is splendidly locate
| on the south side of Fountsin-st, between
the Methodist and Baptist churches an
with pleasant and perfectly private consul
taton and reception rooms hopes to max
the visits of the sick pleasure rather tha
otherwise. Call and get acquainted an
examine and have explained TO you th
| new treatment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

The first regular nessing Of lhe Nof- az :
Auxiliary of The Young Mems Christian
Association since the summer vacation ~ill
DC held this afternoon al clock The
standing committees Tor the year viii Oe
announced a. this meeting, and reports Of
the financial scheme, which has been
prosecuted during the summer, will be
presented. II l. earnestly desired that
every lady who Contributed ia sny way 10
the success OF the scheme will be present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

is iuttering from the front door knob 10
tells its own story, The nurse was careless
and left the baby carriage in a damp base.
ment. The next time she took the baby out
riding it caught cold. A physician was
called. bat II was too late. The Holman
Adjustable Cab can be detached from the
wheels and carried into the house with the
baby. A perfect cradle perfect sleigh, a
perfect crib. perfect house csrriage-sil
combined. making q perfect baby carriage.
See advertisement and send for catalogue.
Not sold by dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

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decided 10 grant t.e prayer Of tie petition
srs. ana the meeting wss then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

- -saf;er of es,'ifssrn< the wil 81 tie
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

rhe rsssrsuaa.e esrr. Fus--.i At K.ia
uaa<or.

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uaa<e0s
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rznse wss cennec.ei With that Of Lena
Bohost turing tAs anfortnaste xiTis iE-
nsss ia tbs city returned from Kalamazoo
issf night ~hece - bad heen attending fkp
funeral ~ the lead art NJ Painar came
& rhe rrf seRts- Esakfo afics and rsaaa
Serious obisciion "a fbe manner in waten
his nan1e has ceen asef ~ the people At
the boarfii0x house vhers the girl Ssesi
Hs ssvs IS name a. slwsrs hss an 4
slws0s vili he n Palmer. that hss
fsfhsr resides in Phiisfeirbs and that hs
interfiesi - nzrrr ens Bonnet and thsf
their ri sisfions ~ere slwsVs proper
Mss Rof8ets funeral wss largely At
tended n Kalamazoo Yesterday 81 ser esv
nser ff.ents. cf wh0rn <he hs1 x-rst
naanv NJ Palmer wss lhe sue 81 II Ms
Dchnefs parents n Nslsnisz5c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

~ stetfrw zst wsisis< feT Th~s
Sueh wss ihe refrain Ct tae Agun sane
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28
OfflcE or LIE 80 srEaN LArxpKr

AND DTE HOUSE. No. 2 JANAL-sT..
GEsxD RsFins. MicE., July -, lss7.
Editor TE6EsRsN-HARALD.
Please inform the pablo that ! have con
nected steam laundry with my Dve House
and Securing establishment. and will do my
utmost 20 give them the best work that was
ever brought out nv machinery. and tell
them that hnmoly ask OF them share q
their trade. Your most humble servant
q. A. BKRTIS.
Pine tofcrhroo No Cfa
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

Custer Relief Corps No. p will give q
bazaar and oyster supper Thursday, Sept.
-, at Arcsnum Hail. North Iopis-st..
afternoon and evening. Holders of tickets
in The carpet are requested 10 be present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28
New Eagle Hotel
Grand Rapids. during day or evening. wednes
day and Thursday,
OCTOBER 9Th AND 9th.

Or. Ke-gsns system stands IRE crn.nsntly the
the safest and most successful system ever prsc-
ticed in any Medical esiabl shmcnt. Thoroughly
tested in over aoooo cas- =, lnciut ing a te vsri-
Gus forms and stages o. cATARRH. C0asCMP-
IIOS, Hear; Disease. Pc Pin tuia, EPILEPSY, De-
form.tles Deafness Womb Disease SON srh Dis
Orders Liver Compliant Flsrde, KID G. anf
Bowel Disessef. Blood ii sses -kiH DIS aset.
and ssasfS ~ he Nervous system The Repro
durtive orEsns n al ihe aiiuenfs peculiar -
men snd women. investigate 3af 1o1rself Il
cf sTs NOTHING. SATISfACTi0N CJARAN.
TED
Ex-Jhc require merts Of Dr. EerFsns hnsinoas
are such - - MAKE a continuance ~ these ffR-
-DNAL VISITS beyond the present. Teaf. very
uncer.sin. therefore shni.o yo8 cssirs free and
rsersnuAi interview With him, avail Yourself cf
h present. OPP lrtnnHy. Letters for copies of
or p8fi .fions. or rsTafdng any disease or de-
foru7ttr are prcr rfiT afforded - free ~ fferpe
A6dress pleinis 7. r kergsn rorner Eicfl-
zan-aye aud sbfIty-st.. Drtroa. Mich
Es-Sot. come, tel With suy other ofice.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

The new wholesale grocery firm of
Moore Brothers are rapidly compile.
tug their imposing brick structure at
the corner OF Mary and Fourth, dag
onally across from GRAND & Co.'s new
building This building Is two stories
In height with n spacious eight foot
cellar. The Dimensions of the build.
ing ale 50 by lSs feet with au L. GO by
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

80. Moore Bros. expect to- be IN iu,.
possession by sept. 10.

80. Moore Bros. expect to- be IN iu.i
possession by sept. 10.
THE DENNIS BUILDING.
The new X. 4. Dennis building On
the south side OF Austin street, be-
tween seventh and Eighth, was com
pleted Yesterday Dimensions, % by
% feet. two stories. II il occupied by
the Texas Fence Company.
MRS. GRAuAN's BLOCK.
Mr.. NJ .Grahem II having erected
on the sou.A,.de of Austin, between
sixth and seventh i've new brick
twl.stOry buildings, on part Of tho
hand formerly occupied 10y VIM. Cam
cron ~ Co.'S lumber yard. The five
bmhiug- will front l.J feet on Austin,
Iuuung back - feet, ana will cost IN
the aggregate au)ut S-J,UOu. These
buildings are Us yet but "a little above
ground, but three oft them have been
applied for
Mrs. fLINT, ADDITION.
Mrs. +. =. Flint and children are
erecting u two-stOry brick addition
to ne Mitchell house, at the corner
OF Third and Franklin streets. The
addition reaches from the Nit.
cheu to the odd Fellows build.
iug. and fronts 69 feet on
Third, running back i3 feet, with
an l. -iNty four feet deep. The i'm.
provements will COS, about 5000.
j. Il. ELGIN co.
Metsr. sleeper, Clifton ~ Co., who
but recently removed to the McCiel-
land building, at the corner Of Fourth
and Austin, have erected small two
story building, 50X2i feet in dmcn-
sions, on "A piece of a lot covered by
their line wears lease This building
fronts on Fourth street, and was
builtto Mcs,rs. j. T.. f. gin ~ Co."
the real c,,ale agents, with especial
reference to the needs of their BUSH
mes. Cost $3.50.
STREET CAR co.
The Waco Street Railway Company
is just coWPl'tiu2 quite u handsome
binding on the southwest corner OF
Fourth and Washington streets. The
building Is NsNiOO feet on the ground
floor, with q second story s-XlO feet.
The cost of this building will reach
| ilLOOO
In addition to this there are quite
number of handsome residences in
course of construction is various
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28
DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO, TEXAS, AUGCsr... 1857
TIII BUILDING BoO'I
waco Doing Wore substantial work
tnIhis Line Than any cay
Ia the state.

~
tnIiIs Line Than any cay
Ia the state
Despite the depression from the
drouth, and the general demoralill-
ton OF trade by lie recent canvass of
he state on prohibition Waco has
been enjoying a yeritablc building
boom which has confined Itself TO no
class OF construction. Slowly, but
none tho less surely, has the maguiG-
cent
ttOt RAJ BUILDING
risen from the earth, until il now Gully
await, the finishing touches Of me
plastcrcr, to prepare it tor occupancy.
And its location at tho corner Of
| Fourth aud Franklin street has given
an impetua to progress on both these
thOrouRhlaro-.
WACO UNIVERSITY
i, rapidly approaching completion.
The main buildng is now having the
finishing touches applied, aud work
on the female department is being
vigorously pushed.
THE mon SCHOOL BUILDING.
The crowning piece OF architecture
among tho city school buildings is The
Fourth street High school. This
building ia practically finished. 1t
needs no extended notice now. H. It
say that il Is perhaps the handsomc-t
| / 1 4 q b a. -. tst
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28
ELLISON 4 JONES.
Real {: state
Collecting Agents,

We offer for ale the following ,pe
cial bargains
90 acres, three.iourth- Of q mile
south. finely located, cheap tor cash
We also have for sale residences IN
the city from $500 and upwards
Also vacant. lots and acres in all
parts OF the city, and country lands
ranging from 50 to Sl5 pei acre, in
tracts to suit purchasers,
Bargains in lot, and houses, and
lots in Bagby's addition, cheap for
cash.
We have also some good business
property for sale.
Cali at our Office, under Pacific hotel
and look over our list; you will find
something to suit you.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

ltl'a familiar axiom, "that the proof
OF the pudding is in the eating. The
proof OF Morris Cascarine Is a cure
Tor liver aud bowel complaint is in
its use.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

parts OF the city, which may recoiy,
extended notice in the fcturc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

Despite the depression from the
drouth, and the General demoralila-
ton OF trade by tie recent canvas, of
he state on prohibition, Waco has
been enjoying yeritablc building
boom which has contucd Itself 10 no
class OF construction. Slowly, but
none the less surely, has the maguiii-
rant
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-28

risen from the earth, until it now ouly
await, the finishing touches Of me
plastcrcr, to prepare it tor occupancy.
And its location at tho corner of
Fourth aud Franklin street has given
an impetus to progress on both these
thoroughlarC-.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Plain Business Letter.

d ". Morris, wholesale and retail drug
gist, l39 Commercial street, EnipOria, kan,
Jan. TO- 1851 chamberlain Il Co, Des
Moines, Iowa: Gentle.nen-in sending TO you
the enclosed order for gross OF your Cough
Remedy, allow me 20 say that without any
exception IT is the best selling goods low IN
the market have sold great amount OF
II durius the past year to the citizens of this
place aud have the first complaint 70 hear.
1t is the best article to use fer Group l ever
sold, being Pleasant to take, which is AN I'M
portant feature where children bAve to take
medicine Sold by Aldrlch & Brown, and
J. L. Allen. 0oo-L.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
To Let.

St,r mail rout. from CofYeyyiIleto Clare
,,nro I + 70 suS-let stables, house. fur
nitare, corn. hay, boat, horses, mules
Lsck, buck board. harness. everything COM
nlef.' Sub-ccntract VIII draw $50 Per year
for carving msii, AID make about as much
more ON express sad passengers The prop
ertv will invoice abou. l,too. CONTRACT
rms 3 wears from, July I, 1881. Po~sessi on
,;,-sr ahout April I. 1881 The present con
traeror has run this route for about 10 years
Reason for selling, poor hesIsA and desire
to change his business. Price ct osstt ,oS
Address S1aoUGH, MARTIN & Co,
ao.,f Coffeyvile, Kan.